Hugh Pryse (11 November 1910 – 11 August 1955) was a British actor renowned for his roles in notable films such as 'Pimpernel Smith' (1941), 'Christopher Columbus' (1949), and 'Botany Bay' (1952). He also appeared in the television series 'BBC Sunday-Night Theatre' (1950). His contributions to film and television highlight his talent and impact in the entertainment industry during his active years.
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Meaning of the name - Hugh
heart, mind, or spirit
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Place of Birth: London
Place of Death: Hammersmith
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Occupation: television actor | actor
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Ephemeris for November 11, 1910
Note: Moon position is location and time sensitive.| Planet | Position (Tropical, Western) | Transits on November 11, 2023 | Secondary Progressions for November 11, 2023 |
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| Sun | 18 Scorpio 14 | 18 Scorpio 50 | 12 Pisces 48 |
| Moon | 3 Pisces 39 | 26 Libra 35 | 27 Aries 27 |
| Mercury | 17 Scorpio 35 | 1 Sagittarius 52 | 29 Aquarius 21 |
| Venus | 14 Scorpio 30 | 3 Libra 24 | 6 Aries 4 |
| Mars | 3 Scorpio 19 | 20 Scorpio 52 | 23 Capricorn 0 |
| Jupiter | 29 Libra 46 | 9 Taurus 21 | 14 Scorpio 17 |
| Saturn | 2 Taurus 32 | 0 Pisces 31 | 3 Taurus 28 |
| Uranus | 21 Capricorn 57 | 21 Taurus 10 | 27 Capricorn 50 |
| Neptune | 21 Cancer 29 | 25 Pisces 3 | 18 Cancer 57 |
| Pluto | 27 Gemini 36 | 28 Capricorn 7 | 25 Gemini 54 |
| Rahu | 19 Taurus 6 | 23 Aries 33 | 13 Taurus 7 |
| Ketu | 19 Scorpio 6 | 23 Libra 33 | 13 Scorpio 7 |
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